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A New Angle on Speed: Poling the Headsail
Editor’s Note: Ed Adams was Senior Editor At Large for Sailing World. His story “A New Angle on Speed” was originally published in the January 1996 issue of Sailing World. Bob Johnstone was surprised by what we learned. I wasn’t. After years of sailing “chuteless” small boats like Snipes and Stars, I knew that racing with a whisker pole was not as straightforward as it appeared.
Top cybersecurity books for your holiday gift list
The holiday season is approaching, and with it, the tradition of gift-giving. For professionals and enthusiasts alike, a well-chosen book can provide both knowledge and inspiration. To help with ideas on what to give, we've compiled a list of cybersecurity books to consider. Author: Richard Stiennon In the book, you'll find a comprehensive directory of cybersecurity vendors, updated for 2024, complete with headquarters location, category, sub-category, number of employees, and growth trends.
Identifying and Integrating Communication Theories in the Social Sciences: The Pursuit of a Universal Communication Model
Keywords communication theories, communication model, modern vocabulary College Fine Arts and Communications Department Communications Abstract The complexity of communication as a concept is staggering. Few words in our modern vocabulary are used in as many contexts and with as many meanings as communication. We have anchored many of our modern hopes to the promise of better communication, such as hopes for peace, enlightenment, and productivity.
How to Become a Data Analyst
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Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Fundamentals eBook
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See Yourself in Cyber: Security Careers Beyond Hacking eBook
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Council Post: Four Tips For Ensuring A Strong Cybersecurity Workforce
Ed Adams, President and CEO at Security Innovation. A common lament among CISOs and other executives is that the lack of skilled security talent hinders their ability to effectively defend against an increasingly hostile threat landscape. Further, those leaders struggle with upskilling existing staff. According to the 2023 ISC2 Cybersecurity Workforce Study, the global cyber workforce stood at 5.5 million with millions of unfilled jobs.
Myths, Misunderstandings, and Practical Advice from CISOs : @VMblog
By Ed Adams, CEO of Security Innovation Careers in cybersecurity are often misunderstood. Pervasive myths like "You have to have a technical degree" or "There aren't any job openings" discourage many job seekers from pursuing careers in this field. The fact is, there are hundreds of roles that require technical and nontechnical talent and according to Cybersecurity Ventures, there were more than 750,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the U.S. in 2023.
An expert look at investing in Toronto's industrial market
What is your assessment of the current industrial market cycle in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA)? It’s no surprise that rising interest rates have had a significant and direct impact on commercial real estate. Even the otherwise resilient GTA industrial market has felt the pressure of the economic uncertainty caused by inflation and interest rates. The market consensus is that interest rates have stabilized, which should mean the bottom of the current market cycle.
Letter: We need bravery, not guns
Art Kellermann (“Want to make homes safer? Get rid of the guns,” March 3) tries to heal the wounds of guns and cites research and facts that having guns in your home is not guaranteed defense, and we should heed his advice. More guns in more hands does not equal safety, but the opposite. This year, Virginia had another chance to pass laws that would help lessen gun violence rather than continuing the “arms race” to have as many guns as possible and carry them wherever you wish.
Letter: What does a better Richmond look like?
With citywide elections in eight months, we should ask, “What does a better Richmond look like?” A better Richmond looks like a grocery store within a 10-minute walk of every resident, and a GRTC with expanded and faster service with a bench, trash can and covered shelter at every bus stop. Affordable and ample day care, and all Richmond Public Schools fully accredited. A much lower eviction rate, and a greater supply of affordable housing.
How Edmonton landlords are enhancing the office landscape
What does the current office landscape look like in Edmonton? Edmonton’s office market has remained relatively stagnant at 20.3% vacancy. Although absorption has been slightly positive, this soft market has yet to see the impact of leases executed pre-pandemic that will come due. There could be further negative impacts on the office market as businesses consider their future in-office, hybrid, and remote work arrangements.
Breaking Software Security To Fix It: 5 Steps to Training that Delivers More Secure Applications
Solutions Review’s Contributed Content Series is a collection of contributed articles written by thought leaders in enterprise software categories. Ed Adams of Security Innovation walks us through why you may need to break software security before you can fix it. Software runs the modern world, from online trading applications to cloud-based SaaS, Medical Devices, and even hardware.
Creative strategies for a challenging southwestern Ontario commercial real estate market
What challenges does today’s market present for commercial real estate brokers? Ten interest rate increases in the past year and a half have led to a tightening credit environment. Real estate transactions are down across the market; however, some sectors have fared better than others. Our clients have shared that lenders are becoming much more risk-averse, even with high-value asset classes such as industrial and multifamily.
Winnipeg industrial: The next investment frontier
Winnipeg’s industrial market has a current vacancy of 1.4%. Based on your nine years of experience in this market, what makes it ripe with opportunity and an attractive region to develop? Are there any challenges you foresee? Winnipeg needs modern industrial space to meet the demands of the new age.
Metropia sells 95% of units at first Union City tower in 3 days
A few weeks ago, Metropia CEO and founder Howard Sokolowski told RENX he believed Phase 1 of the developer's Union City master-planned community in Markham, Ont. would sell quickly. He was right. Metropia sold over 400 units (95 per cent) in the 440-suite condo tower in the first three days of sales. The launch of the 12-acre, mixed-use Union City community was for its first major component, a 40-storey residential condominium and a 5,000-square-foot social hub known as Union House.
The promising future of the multi-family real estate market
Why are secondary markets like Victoria ideal for multi-family property investment? Investing in Victoria's real estate market has several advantages. The cap rates are generally 100-150 basis points higher than those of primary markets like Vancouver, allowing investors to achieve positive leverage in a shorter time, even though the market rental rates are similar.
Army veteran reveals a painkiller addiction, overdose, and the 'out of body' experience that saved his life
About seven years ago I had one of my most terrifying days. For at least five hours, I was out of body. Let me explain… I was an active-duty soldier deployed to Iraq, and, like most who have served, my back had seen the burden of heavy combatant loads—discomfort was becoming the norm. One afternoon someone at the base clinic prescribed a medication: tramadol. The author in his military days. Photo courtesy of the author. “Is this med addictive?” I asked.
A Tramadol Overdose, Delivered by Mail
About seven years ago I had one of my most terrifying days. For at least five hours, I was out of body. Let me explain… I was an active-duty soldier deployed to Iraq, and, like most who have served, my back had seen the burden of heavy combatant loads—discomfort was becoming the norm. One afternoon someone at the base clinic prescribed a medication: tramadol. “Is this med addictive?” I asked.
A “Masculine Spring” is on its way
Evidence shown during the impeachment trial last month was chilling. Members of the mostly male mob stomping through the Capitol building last month were out for blood. They made a mockery of the rule of law and any sense of real solidarity with those who serve and protect. “Faggot,” is what one man in the mob yelled at a police officer—the anti-gay slur defining defenders of democracy as unmanly.
Cybersecurity Trends For 2021: Five Predictions For Executives To Watch Out For In The New Year
President and CEO at Security Innovation. getty 2020 turned lives upside down and completely transformed the way entire workforces operate. Digital transformation went from an emerging trend to a necessity for survival. Some companies didn’t make it; some industries were brought to their knees, and others thrived. One industry that thrived was cybercrime.
No Line Sight? No Problem
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Manhood on the ballot: Trump's self-absorbed bullying vs. Biden's compassion and humility Original
The 2020 presidential election is about two versions of manhood as much as it is about two men. Donald Trump and Joe Biden represent starkly different models of masculinity, with Trump embodying a traditional male ethos and Biden an emerging one. The stakes are high for the kind of man we select as our national leader. It will inform how men can show up at home, work and play, how well we address questions of social injustice, and whether we can solve pressing global problems.
How to Become a Happier Man
What does it mean to be a man today? According to society’s traditional values, being a man suggests you are strong and silent, ambitious and competitive, a successful breadwinner and a knight in shining armor. The roles available to the traditional man are provider, protector and conqueror. And while there are positive aspects to all of these traits and roles, when you look closely at them, you can also see that they don’t leave a lot of room for passion or compassion, play, or joy.
Shoot to the Finish
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Remote Productivity - Achieving Success In A New Normal
By Ed Adams, Special To National Mortgage Professional Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to lead organizations with some folks who have worked in remote environments. For several years, many people have talked about whether technology will replace certain roles or create an environment that allows people to work from home as a standard way of doing business.
11 Movies to Inspire Racial Justice and Fight the Power
John Lewis is often quoted using one of his favorite phrases, “Good Trouble.” It refers to the need for all good people to rise up and stand up against any forms of oppression. During these troubled times where COVID leaves us uncertain and the lives and legacies of Black men are struck down by bullets and the knees of unrepentant law enforcement it can be tiring and exhausting to see light at the end of the proverbial tunnel. But change is happening.
Millennial Homebuyers: A Parent’s Perspective
Recently, my wife and I were driving to the beach for dinner … or somewhere to enjoy being “Empty Nesters,” when we received a call from my oldest daughter, who just turned 30. After we hung up, Lori reached up and gave me a “High-Five” with excitement, remarking “Look at us! We raised an intelligent and financially-savvy child!” Now, she was not surprised that we had raised an intelligent child; both of our daughters are intelligent, amazing young women.
Why It's Okay to Love and Hate Tyler Perry
On the surface, mogul Tyler Perry is the epitome of the American Dream. At the beginning of his career, the six-foot six-inch tall man was literally homeless, living out of his car when he wrote morality stage plays starring his alter ego, Madea. Since that humble start, Perry has earned his celebrity with more than 20 films under his belt; an impressive list of acting gigs; several TV shows airing on several networks, and his own studio in Atlanta–the largest of its kind in America.
Avoiding IoT Design Flaws
Save {{ articles[0].views | formatCount}} Views Join the DZone community and get the full member experience. Join For Free We are all aware by now of the proliferation of IoT devices in the modern connected age. However, where we continue to struggle is knowing how they are attacked, where the weak spots are, and how to take a risk-based approach to secure them. Devices before IoT were just that, devices. They ran on code and were made to address a specific purpose.
Disturbed Tickets & Tour Dates 2025
Disturbed are a metal band from Chicago, Illinois. Known for tracks such as Down With The Sickness and Ten Thousand Fists, the band have garnered a fearsome reputation, both in the studio—where their full-on classic metal blasts, vicious riffs and hammer-headed rhythms have helped them sell tens of millions of albums worldwide—and on stage. The band have released eight studio albums to date, the most recent being 'Divisive' in 2022.
Dallas, Texas Travel Guide
Dallas is one of those cities that you just can't help having mixed feelings about. It is the 9th largest city in the US with the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metro area having a population of over 6.5 million. The first thing you will notice about the city is its iconic skyline filled with modernist (Reunion Tower, JFK Memorial, I.M. Pei's Dallas City Hall) and postmodernist (Fountain Place, Bank of America Plaza, Renaissance Tower, JPMorgan Chase Tower, Comerica Bank Tower) buildings.
How did sailors navigate before the Mercator projection (1536)?
There are a variety of ways to navigate across oceans without the aid of maps and in particular the Mercator Projection. It is worth noting that before the invention of the chronometer (calculation of longitude) in 1764 there wasn't a reliable way of measuring longitude when out-of-sight of land.
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